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( 411111 :1R;P•1 4 r,tt . ; oh, bulk, , 4 - a r -,. • • • • -I,c--.51 . 2. } l l • , • • " .6 _ e 44) 1 / x , hotit of. the, nd of been 0 w 3; of rpe.o; only <::~~~, '.l l ' _ rsera -I.3fre 11,80 - tri of rena f .tiro NUMBER 5698.1 S TURD _ll7, ECE3IIIEit 15, 1810. . CPRiC, E SiXPENCt Sa4LPPENN Ye: NtW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. N: MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 17, 1810, will be aged the Play of • THE MOUNTAINEERS. :oaavian, mr;KlimBLE , • . Buicozio EG ERTON ; • - Sadi; ilr. 11,ANCHA RD Yloranthe, Mrs. 1-i. JOHNSTON ; Zorayda,• Mrs. HA M,ERTON ; • Agnes, Mrs. LISTON. To which will he.added, the Grand Historic Pantomime Drama • This Day was published. In Six large Odavo Volumes; price in boards...3l. 3s.'a New fidition of 'THE THEOLOGICAL and, MISCELLA NEOUS WORKS of the Rev. WILLIkaI JONES. M.A. F. It .S kedor of Nayland, Suffolk. To which is prefixed, A short Account of his Lite and Writings, ' WILLIAM STEVENS, - Lsq. Printed for F. C. I. and l ivington, .No. 62. St. Paul's Clitirch-yard; sold also by Ilatchara, No. i9a, dilly.* fr U , 4I,LING-61. IC .• nips ; years and a quarter old ; travelled 43 Miles to te show. Mr. Edmund Ivens, a Scotch ox, fed on Bras; andha - Y ; years old ,• travelled 7q miles to i the Mr. rottn I,vciis, a Scotch ox, red on ;;r,,•: and t 4 ; 4 yt.iri and a Half old ; travelled 79 mites to the slow. Mr. RobertpolicdStitch ox, fed 04 grass - rimy, and turnips ) , under 5 years old ; '7S to the show:' . ia; to . rd 'loft °.IPA . • Dec. r 4, iSio. T at CONMISSIONERSjor VIC7'CIA L LING His MAJESTY': Aleut •do hereby give Notice, That on Frid:sy, 1.111. be redo) , to receive Tertier: in writing( sealed up) and treat for Six !fund ted :Ant of LIVE k- Po OLIN: co:trs'i g.;:ined CH•ES HI it ESA 1. T, or Salt of equal goodness ; aridlor Eight Huodred Tons of CHESHIRE !MY SA LT, of :he la , gev.g.ain, or Seer of equaLgoodners (of each of which S.zIR., the per 5 , ,..., who make the Tended s are fop.-oruce Sarni /es), to be delivered 14 Hs•ll.lajerfy'd Pianalling Stores at Deptford, one sixth pair thereof 4 r the 3 tst of Yalt. next, and the' 7en:akder. the jotb Jane following, free of all charge s and .•isL to His exce;t that the CMtratior will be al l owed per Ton f of the Sdi from the Wharf to the St •res; an,/ to le paid jor pyalls with Interest, ninety days aft, r I~:~ ~•n Class VII. Prize of to Mr. Rsiph Olf'acres, for' his D..: . von , steer, feJ - By him on grass and hay, aged'3 years ; tr." vel ie:l 9; mils to the show.. &Ir. John Adcock...lt Seutch ox, 1,:t1 on - yrA , and hay, un. der 6 years ; travelled 84 iM4cs to the shut'. The Doke-of Bedford, a red Argyle ox, led en hia.G race's Park Farnt in Woburn,. on wass, hay and turnips' ; 4 years old; travelled 42 miles to the stlifW. Mr. Edward botididgtoo, a S4:otcd ox, fed on grass and hay -- ; 4 sears old ; 3Ritn - 6 Mr. George Butrow,.a Scotch oxi ‘ teit on grass and hay ; 4 Yeats ; travelled p aides-to the show. • - Mr. Thomas COngreave, a Scotctiox, fed_on grass and hay; 4 years.old ; travelled ti 7 tithes to the sino‘. •• Mr. Ric;ll..ird Harrison ? a Scotch ox, ted on grass and 11.1 ; lour years old; travelled 52 miles to the.'show. Mr. lativs Kilt4,a Scotch ox, ted on grass and hay. Mr. Robert Masters, • dtlll SCOtCh ox, ted no grass, hay, and turnips ; yetis old ; traveiled 7S mires to the show. Mr. (phn Worthington, a Highland Scotch ox, fed on grass and nay.; 4 years oki ; travelled. 7,i miles to the show, Class VIII. Prize of to Guineas. His Grace the Doke of Bedford, fur his oftid-r:fccd dank red Hereiord cute, Which hasburne seven . calves',• the last in No vember 18 , 79; fed by his Grace the Duke of Bedford, 'on his cm grass, flay, turnips, and too oil cakes ; years old ; traveried 42 miles to the show. Mr. jofin Fox, a polled cow, Cvhich has borne three calvess the last on the zd Ma), 18e9, fed by Mr lolin Fox, on grass only ; 7 }ears ; travelled .t 2 miles to the bboW. Mr. tt,,bert llilAnes, a red babi-faccd I lereterdrow, which hats borne moo cat ties. the last of winch, on the zoili of April t 8,9 ; bred by Alt. lohn hadtobds; ILd by Mr. R. Hughes oil qass; athi ttlaiipb uld, and ,travelled 34 Mlles to tli bil•rwv. Mr. lobo estc.ar, a Durham cow, witch has borne three calves, Int:, hist in May ttio9;.h.d by Mr. Joan WeStUr on );ras, hay, nips, and oil cakes ; 6 years oid, and travelled '46 utiles to tne Show. ): 4 U 2-: LA PEROURE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Europeans. Perouse (the N i aligator), Mr. 80..1.0GNA, jun. Theodore (Son of Perouse), Miss W 0 KG MAN ; Cono, Mr. P. TAYLOR; .Madame l'erouse, Mrs. I'INCTT ; Chimpanzee (an - Animal of the Desolate Island), Master MORELLI: Natives of a neighbouring Kanko (Suitor to Umba). Mr. GRIMALDi ; Umba, Mrs. PARKER. - This Day was published, price 4s. 6d. • . The Third Edittoli. illustrated with Cases, PRACTICALTREATISE nn the cermin Pitt vENT ()N and CURL or, the V Ii•NER AL DI S. „ . EASE, particularly its consequences, as 'Strictures, gletas, including Dorsalis, flrpogtoidiiasrn, Onanism; b,:ing a complete gui,le in these Diseases, • By, M. CATON; Surgeon, • -• 'Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's,. And Lditor of the First and. Seco,,d Volumes of the London L)011. ~h Li en- *ma := 4 / Places for the Boxes in be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the •Nes,v Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. -I3oxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d: Second-price ?s.—Lower Gallery 2s. Second-price es —Upper Gallery is. •Lecond-price 6d.—No Money to he returned. The Doers will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play Legin at Half past Six. On Tuesday, Macbeth ; with Miss Lucy. or, The Virgin unmasked.—On Wednesday, Gustavus Vasa; with The SPeird Child,---On Thursday, The Merchant of Venice.— ( an - Friday, Gustayus Vasa.—On Sattrday, King Henry the Eighth, being The last night of perform:ng till the Holidays. Medical and Surgical'Spet.tator. Printed for S.l.lighley; No. 3.4, Fleet-,trees; t. Alut. Nn 56, HoV - .orn; and Sherwood; 'Neely, and juries, Paternoster: row, London. The Condition, e; . / ibe Ca;ittael m.yle are:: et The Sectetary's Ci/frit., at ibis Gifu, r6y appl:yink . the cf Sall Dicier a z,:t Cleitsire, Jirt?ivr,y; 13VNTIIAM'S ELY. Spestliiy will lie.pubilsiked, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes. Q! . l4lto ' , the SecOnd • . • Edition of N. li. . be 14e tintioned • must. be Stove. dr/'d, • No rezard 6e'had any Ten4r in 'which the Price shall .rot be insr,,ed i,i7.vordr at.len,f;to, o , that 3ba,'/ not le delivered to eli I?,.vd be/ore otie'o'dlnfh 'on the said Friday, tZe AM 4 0 r unl‘ris tkr 4l'h9)7ljne S tae render, or some Person on his behalf, attrnd . u nrwir f.n.n 4 c,u'i,d J. , - • THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES o f 1)e coNVENTICAL and CATHELMAL CHURCLI the E L Y. . besides t;ie letter-press ana Plsites,wil contain Generat kcinarks upon Saxon - .snit Norman Archi teatire, and additional inforin4tion re,peciiitS; th.if magnifi cent tahric ; now given for 'the first time 'from the Author's Manuscripts. • . • _ ry JAMI S BENTIIANI, l'l A. tst Brabenhani, r as 'he A .NEW PROVED ,11h1QDLLpf CQN s FR.IICTING insented by ati mlii• I , •zt of I tot worth lifs,:vlayts y'6 .Letteis Patent have bred oryr.micki, is sir,),oittc:i to tlw .11 coilibutes '• vet y c(Alsid,tab!e savin4 ni labour 'and materials, withex'pe tht:on prt:ventive'ut the dry r,t, and a great security against mire PattiLutars may he known by application to Toda, N 9, z 7, D„ TE, ;‘Lary. txitie ;'Ol to Nix*. Stately, 3uilder," No'. 7, NorditiotterlaLd-street, Ch.,ring,Cross. -• I'~ f rh., 4 ~.~#: 7" ~a..~ cif ~.. ,y.. )f. , , • ;1„-4 ~s .-- SALES OF ESTATES, &c. OXFORDSHIRE; • L, _, .~ Y I _ R.1. 7 T0N, late- Partner - with the decraseti Sir J. F. Branscomb, returns his ).;ratefill Thanks to -those • . who. have honoured hirrilvith their coininmids since. Ile commenced business•on- his 'Own account, at No. 2, nearthe. Mansion-House, and informs them that I ,lis usual' success has attended Purchasers at his fortunate ,uffice, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals. incluil- J._ng No. 2,763, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only 5, 0 01. rtize shared in the ',tate tottery ; —he, with confidence, re commends the present Scheme of the state .Lottery, to be drawn iii One Day, Febrdary t 5, and wishes his Friends to notice the undermentioned inducgments :—The Tickets are Cheaper—There is the usual amount of Prize Money—More Capital P-rizes No .Prize less than 2-A.—Twenty Thousand hers Numbers, a ri l 2,3, or 4 Tickets of ditl4'rent Oers may gain is many 'Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes. • Tickets and:Shares on Sale by EYTON, 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House. `TO . :IIF." SOLD 1;Y AUCTION, At the King's Armslnn, in the City of ON ti , rl, on Friday the 14th Di.y of Deceinber, igio, at Threco'Clock in - the Altein.,un, in 'One-Lot, •-• AL VERY -FREEHOLD ESTATE, mostly advantageously situated at , Bleich inttoo, about seven fr6rn Oxford, five from.Wocrl ltocit,.,,nd tour Jana liice3tgu_ tionsi,ting of a. Farm-house, 'with ,tame nitf.bui)dirvs, and. Two- punched and• Fifty- Obe Acres (more yr 1e...5) of Gr'izirr Dairy, and•Cnin La nd, divided int el igi ble. 1 nclosti res, ; ab out enz Hundred atilt Vort/ °tie 'Acres are Tithe tree, a:id r:meit lintlef ,4 4 Leasc. which witl exitiresth 1414: 1 he remaii,lei is occupied by M r. l'ooley, as tenant at wilt. oid...lovv Rents, amounting only` t 0.2.751, .but is now of lbtlcii greater annual value. now.'teady; ' ail& may be had of paw s ,.p il and Co, Printers, Oxrort4; of Po,lev, the occu ier of the 'Farms,. "i•vlio'dill'sliew 'the saw:: at the place of t aie;,and at the is.krs . of the.. principal Anus in Woodstock. and gicesfer, Application fur further Nrtictilars may 1),: toad e tO George South, • lisq:' LaVington; Cottage, near lohn Stanley Sma , t, Esq. 33, Red Lion-squa,re, Lou." ; or of Mr. Bond, f and SUrveyor, Axminster. SOMERSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY All C -1 lON, At the Red Lion Inn, in Solnerton,' on Tuesday, the ath • I)e_ceinner, Oro, at Thr,z.: o'Clock - , in the Afternoon, • ' IN ON E LOT, - • HE Capital and very Improvable RECTORIAL MANOR and i?ARSONA - G I of SONIER'FON ; com- • Prising a sithStiiitialStoife:built - and riled Dwelling- house, :with capacious-Barns...and Out,buildiogs, and sundry Lands .14 Demesne, also the several and L ands anted by Leases and Copics.of Court Roll, . together with re Tithes of all kinds of Corn, Pulse,. and Hay, arising. hewing, and yielding Tithe within the said Parish of Sorrier ;ton. extending, over het ween••S ix and Seven Thousarld Acres' c't inclosed arid cultivated Lo y nd, in a progress:ve state of lin a)rovernent, held uuder tire Deanand Chapter of the Cattle- Church of Bristol, by Lea S e -, tor three good Liyes. Printed Particulars are ready, and may be,nad at the Place! •of Sale, or of Mr. Peddle, the present Tenant,' at •the Par aonage House; at the White. Lion Inh, Bath; George Inn,; Taunton ; George Inn, l Iminster ; Swan Inn, Wells; and' Blue gall Inn, Ilchester; of 'George South, Esq. Lavingt-o . • BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORtclS's FEVER DROPS. . . HE experience ofmo re than half a century has er sb fuliy established the reptitation of :this invaluable. I ‘'ledicine, that it is now•unnecessary to expatiate on its elli eacy in every species of Feve r, p articularl y the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, alsotlie yelkwr or Putrid Fever , theY have never been known to tail, w teni administered ageable. to di -I.!Etion ; in the Measles,,Small . Pox, TeetliliN,' and Most . . oisarders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy the decoyS and discomforts .of • advanced life 4fe under . thei( ',lttutjea.,;e inhaelice, they namediately stop the progress of 11 trebh Cold; and are particuliuly adapted as a genial kestoto. liv e. The Family Bottle, 245. sold at the DO6lor's House, Ne i 1 91 Lower Brook street, Grosvcnur.:;quare,..wliere orders for txportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, its. and 2S. (1. wit :lesaleand retail, at Bacon' s, i s o, OxtOrd.-street,laud I ) - most respectable Venders to Town and Country. Also Dr, NORR IS'sce,lebrateitri NTI-13ILIOUS P I LLS,' • with ample DireCtions, 2.5.4.1. the Box. Observe that the l 'k'unts "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Chavern - I ?ent Stamp ;no others are Or can be genuine. ' , 1)R. sTE E RS'S OPODELDOC • IS li:tsupetior to all other external. Applications in •. the Cure of Sprains, I;tuies, - Rheumatisms, &c. as 4156 Cramps or. N.u.mbhess, ;.lid in . promoting Circulation iu ..he Limbs when par:dy,tic State, It is'the beSt Rzmecly • 4. ChiltdainS, it diszadved in a I )iion, aurt applu.ci warn, or ~'itli a pit:Liget of liht well moistened - With it, aiht tied on t-,e I ) itt adectted. It is likewise of admirable scr vice in the Ac.. t RL . Ots acid local, Complaints to which Horses are subjca. • Soldcinly'hy r..NewberS , and'Sons, Nu. 45,. St: Paul's ,liurch;yard (fotir door's trorn: the Corner. of chcapside), t •Ondoni price-as. 6d. a,Bottle, tiuty included; but none are i •vrtoine but thwe which have the word's 4 F. ' , ..lewbery, 45 i St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamp. AlSo, 13)4 their ap -I),,ntriienic, by 13„„,,,, and co. Oxtord.strect ; Hawkins / 4 tree; • friv ,, ,vaaro Piccadilly • li - tyJey alai I Ms • d' . ) ' ; n feet ilArry, t't.,tiotoster ; AVard, Holborn; , 6-s, I. Strevt-; Rata.talli. Royal Exc h ange , and • - lust Published, "• • Price Five Shillings and Sixpence, in boimls, pRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on di ,TREAT MENT of STR I C. f UR . ES in the U R ETI I RA. de duced from various Ciics, - ilivrating the comparative Me rits of the Caustic and Kotnirion Bougie; •wtth ReMarks on each Case, eltici..tating the .tianger of an indiscriminate,use et the fttater, as welt as to prove the advantages re_ - !.ting iron a judiciowi Mechanical application of the latter *; with Re. marks on Fistula to Alio", lid an improved Mettiod of Treat ing Tinea Capitis, or Si.iald t lead. elucid.ted by Cases. By THOMAS 1...UX MOORE, Surgeon Extraordinary to his Royal klighnvss the Prince of WiCcs, ,Su! - .;t,-,,n to the Eastern' , ispensary, &e. &c. London : ter S. Highley, Nu. 24, 7 Icet-Street ; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. , . , - • Tll 4 Day ivaslllths4lled, On Superfine Oct.avo, in,Tmi, Parts; price 12s. in NEW SYSTEM of 'PHYSIC and MEDI CAL SURGERY. Vy.•{ZICHARD REEC,E, . Lecturer on the Science of Medicine. In (his Work a new explication is given of the Phenomena of Life, and the Source Of Animal- beat; and on these, and disordered tusictiens tit any ()Not eir.p!ol Min the support and inutaCon of the ,Bony (sec:co:l,o'ly dist rbinit the vi_ Laliz.ing powers), he not only di ucl.i.tres ;lie 1:4 we' of eons:its!. tioilalaii.! local cl,r,ingenienis, hut points ,:;:r ,ation..l7 mode. iit ireatiocat, oni principles that - to l'raaitioner can be at a loss, e'en in the most complicated diseases. in the Second l'arf, the pat ut, of liocal - l)iseases, arisiox.. from error or in. equality of action• of the imitating power's of the part. as Cant:er, hicostosis, Steatoma, Wnite Shelling, &c. is fully explained, and a"tatioixal in-sde of Treatment Mite tett. Sold by Bwgess awl Co. zo, lieuforti: street, 'Covent-tar. den, and all Booksellers. HONOR ET HON ESTAS !! lust published, Its Otte Volume, ort,:e Ls. nd. boards, ASELECTION ot the ttio , t INTERESTING CASESthat have occurred in the Pra c tice ()tithe most - eminent Physicians, Surgeons, and Accoucheurs, with practi cal remarks ; to which arc added, Qbdervations on the Pru- . gress or tYledicin4 to the year 18,10: By SpZIETY ofPRACTICAL PHYSICIANS and . . SURGEONs. • The exertions of intlividwits to unmask ignorance and frau. , will be opposed and toisrspresentett by those characters, whose interest it is to keep society in a state of darkness ; such designing men, rncrntes to se:truce, have existed in all ages and countries. '['he Editors of this Work expected the o , ,,position of trattiryg or nominal Physicians "rheir bare— rtusrepresentation trill ensure lost the Work the support of all honest Praptitioners. , Sold' by Sherwood, tunes and Co. Paternoster. row, and all Booksellers, LIFE OF SIR .JOHN StUART. This Day was published, • ,Price ;s. 6d. embellished with a m os t a bly e n g r ave d Por trait of Sir John fiturt, of Maids, by THE ROYAL MILITARY , CIIRONICLE, 'Number The Contents of this Nuniner are as follow :-- 1. A detailed Memoir of the. Life of Sir lobil Stuart. 2. Continuation of the Life of Lord Weilingtor k . 3. "Account of- the Managernent, .1 nierior Economy, aiid Mode of Levy of the 'French Armies. ' 4. Detliled Military TOpOgraphy of .the Provinces of Es tremadura and Alentelo, the Scat of War in Portugal. 5.. Account of 6. Law of Courts Martial, chap. 2. 7. Couise of I'a6tics, Lecture ad. • 8. Original Military Correpondence. ' . Thefirst' Niimber Was published on November t, and con tains :c,itio:4 ably engraved Portrait and deiailed . Life Orlon' Wei I i ngtun. The Royal Military Chronicle is altogether the . most splendid work of tide-;day ; the Engravings being 'such as singly to, sell by themselves for seven shillings. Every .N umber contains nearly one hundred pages of printed niat tar. . . Printed for J. Davis„Essex-street, Strand .and to be had of every Bookseller. ' COLUMBANUS AD MBERNOS, No. IL, This Day was published, price, zs. 6d. A LETTER on the Novelty and D anger o f_ t h e La. Discipline now intcoduced into the Catholic Church of Ireland. Also, price 6s. Aq Historical Address on the calamities caused by Foreign Lit:liter - 1(x in the - Nomination of Bishops to Irish Sees. • "11 faut dire la verite tent entieM." Fleury Dic. IV. No. XIII, N. 8. - Both these Works may be hattin boards, price 9s. an 'Monday,. December 17, will be published, price Ss. Columbanus, No. or, a Letter to 0 w.O'Conor, Esq. on the Liberties of the Irish . Church, with a the simile ot the most ancient M. 5. extant in Irish charaders. The whole 134.. the Rev. C. O'CO NO R, D. D. Published and Sold by L. B. Sceley, 16v, Fleet•street ; T. ,Egerton; Charing-cio•ss ; and T. Payiw, SoMe Copies of Columbauus, Nuinlier I. may be trait separate from the samel3(x)ksellers. • ' CHING's PA FEN r WORM .LOZENG ES. V 701:! - IS are the most frequent sources of V dren's Diseases. Their symj:tonis every Parent and Cuardian of Children should tse a‘quainted with. Tlvey oc casion 'Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the FaCe, • - Einaeiatii.m - and irregtilar state of the Vowels, attend ed atter with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they 'aired the groWili of the thirty,' and they prove - fatal, by end ing in t Consumption or. I),cay. !loth as a Preventative and Cule of these alarming Coin p:itititsi the Sh o ve excellent m e _ eliciuc is universally -a I lo Nett „ On - Lite te ilitnorly dr the highest Character: in this Country, both in rani: and respectability, to have no equal. 'Tneir public approbation, given. to the Proprietor, troin a personal know ledge of its wonderful suc cess in their own Families, stint ps its, merit beyOnd comp..ti tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Nledi..ine of the kind Can boast, Parchi, and others %vim have the Care of Children, have tots Remedy as a l'atmly Nle. dicine to resort to,witenevet the Stomach-or ItrAvvlo nt Cliii dre.o are any ,vay disordered, 'which it will always be lcund to relieve, • Wholes tie and rerail; - 'ai • c hing and nutter's, No. 4, Clie.,p,i4e. %London ; and retail by most Country Venders, in Bottles at as. 9(t. and 5-s. od. each. 01 tviioni.irz:ky he had, 13EASELEY's FANIILY PLAISTER, for the Cure of Sore Legs, Bruises, Hunts, Scalds, lnflamm 'duns, .Rheu matism, and. Chilblains, price 2s. hd. per I4ox. B.III7WFIELO CLUB CdTI'LE SHOIP. Yesterday morning Mr. S idler's Yard, fn -Gns • well-Street, was opened for exhibning the many tine fit oxen, cows, sheer:), and pigs, which had been sent in' -from , all parts of . England, in com;+erition for the Prizes offered by this Patriotic Society.—The three Gentre'rnm appointed tor deciding the Ariz-2s, viz. Mr. Morris Bin beck, of Wanborough, in Surrey ; -Mr, George Gunning, - of Friendsbury, in Kent ; and Mr.,Getirge Wathirsuu, of Woodhouse, in Le.ices, tershire ; having on the Thursday minutely ex- amined the animals, and made-their award, very toll labels, , dvsoribing each animal, and announcing the prizes, were stuck,up.at the heads of the res. i)ctive antroals these were as follow, viz.:— Class I. Prize 20 Guineas. Mr. John Westcar,' tor his Ilerete:d ox, bred by William Tuliy ; ted by Mr. Westcar, on hay, turnips, and tril•cakes ;, iistn; 7 years, traleiled 46 miles to the shoW, worked three yearo and a halt by Mr. W. Tully. ,ClasS 11. Prize of 2o Guineas. • Mr. John Jenner, fur a Sussex us, bred and ted by him on' grass and hay ; 6 f ears old, travJled 4 , ) miles to the show,, worked 3 yeeis by Mr. fenner.. Mr. Edward Auger, a wide-horned dark red Sussex ex, bred and led by him on grass and hay only ; 7 years old, Mt- . veiled 64 miles to the show, worked 3 years by Mr. Auger. Mr. henry King, jun. a Sussex ox, bred by Mr. John Ell in, and Jed by -Mr, I lenry King, jun.non grass, hay, and oil cakes ; 7 years old, travailed 7 miles to the snow , worked 3 years by Mr. .I,din. • 'Jr. Henry King, jun. d deep red Sussex ox, bred by Mr. GeorgeAtlrey, and test by Air. henry King, Jun. on bay, 411(toIl cakes ; seven ycars . old : travelleu seven miles to taie Show, worked tour yeari by Mr. Eltrnan. Class 11. • Prize of 20 Guineas. Mr. Carnes Ku, for his Devon ox, bred by Mr, Robert Cordwent, ted by Mr. James Kibg on hay anit oil cakes; six year3,old..travelled seven notes to the Snoi,v, wol. - kert• three years by lobo Cordwent. Mr. , latnesGoipin,"a Devon ox, bred by - Mr. john Parr, fed by Mr. lames Gol pin, on grass; age SIX year, travelled to miles to the Show ; worked three years by Mr.' John Par. Class V. Prizeof icl Guineas . . Mr: John Wartnington, for his red and wlntelhort horned Dnrharn ox ; 'bred by blr. John Wetherell, led by Mr. John Warinington on grass, hay, potatoes, and linseed cake; 3 years old; travelled seven miles to the Show. ‘Vetnerel I, and ted Al Mr. Warfunigion on Warinington, Min.: . shorrhorried Durh am steer, and linseed caks' ; 3 years o ld ; travel!. g b r r i tt s t o a h to n es cd seven 11111 CS to tti, show. First Prize, Class VI. of 20 Guineas. Mr. lohti Weswar, tor his Hereford ox, bred by Mr, Henry Williams, and tO by Mr. John Wett..ar uu gr , ;s. hay, ai:d ruing 5 yeas old; travelled fotty-si x to the Shaw., ; Second Prize of Guineas. Mr. John Pciee, for his (tat red 1 - irtdord ox, fed by him on g r ass, hay, ttiruip ithd 7 tnotatis .• 614; ;ravelled rto !mks to k';:c'S;i•Jsv. h e i)uke 54 lieMwm. rt-kk Devon,ox ; bred and icd in his Gracc' faun a 1 Wuti,;:i;, u.: grass, aNd tur- C tass -- 1 X. Prize of to Guineas. Mr. Francis U uy, tor his three. new Leicester wethers ;,bred • and ted by (Iwo, on grass, 1..4, and t,:rinpa, 21 wow h a old. Tire l-ton. I'. Bowes, thice r.cw Leic.•sie ,% wctha s ; brat by Mr. T.•l3oweso and fed by ditto, on grass and turnips; at nistintlisuld. • Class X. Prize of 'l3 Guineas. Mr.. Robert Masters, for his three new Leicester withers ; bred and•ted by ditto, un grass only, 3 2 months . old. • -- The - Hon. 'l'. Bowes, three new Leicesti;r "ethers; bred. and fed by ditto, on grass and turnips ' • 32 months old. / Mr. john,Fdmo n ds, t h ree new Leicester ; bred and fed by ditto, on grass, hay, and turnips; 32 months old. Mr. Richard Hudson, jun. three %wither sheep; fed by ditto, on grass, hay, and turnips. mr,:ch o p us oid; t er e s, three new Leicester wethers; bred and Gil by (Into, on grass and turnips ; 33 months old: • Mr. lohn W..stcar, three new Leicester wethers ; bred by. - Mr. Thomas Lewin, and fed by Mr. I. ‘Vestcar, on grass only; two years old. • . Class XI.. Prize of to Guineas. • His Grace the Otikrof &mold, tbr his three South Down wetherS ; bred and fed by ditto, on Iris Mauiden farin,'on grass, hay, and turnips ; 21 ro.,iito., ..tet Mr. lona Buys, three Sourii Down wethers .; bred and fed by ditto, on grass, hay, and turnips ; 2t months old., Mr. laMes King, -three' South WWII werhcrs ; bred by Mr. Houbion ted by Mr. lames King, on grass only ; months old. • Class XI I. Price to Guineas. Mr. j. Boys, fur his three South Down wethers ; bred and ted by ditto; on hay; grass, and turtups; 3 3 months old: The Duke_ot IktltOrd, three South Dowu wethers ;- bred and led by ditto, on his Mauldcn FiliM, on brass, hay, 'and turnips; 33 months old. Class XIV.' "Prize of io Guineas. George Caswell, I::.sq . tor his two llereturdshire pigs, bred and 'led by ditto., on cignt bushels of peas, and two quarters of Barley in meal ; 54 weeks Mr. Thomas Woodman, a pig, bred bv nr. lnseph Adams; an d f e d by mr. Thomas tVoodhouse, on skim sisd milk, 14 bushels of peas, and two lati;sheis of meal; tiS weeks old. Class XV. Prize of za Guineas. Mr., Westcar for his black and white pig, bred by Mr. 1. Westbrook, and ted by Mr. ttestcar, on skitnined and barley meal ; so weeks old. . As EXTRA STOCK. there were sitewn, by Mr. William Ivens, a long- homed ox, bred by * Mr. Paltry, and led by Mr. I veils. on 'grass, , hay, beans, and oats ; 6 years old, and has -travelled 7 miles to the Sho , —worked 9 years by Mr Paltry. Mr. Michael Buckley, a dark red Devon boiler, bred and ted by ditto, on grass and hay, tour years and a half ;• * has us. , 'yelled 118 miles t o th e Sh ow. Mr. Lewin exhibited tLe carcases of four very tat two years old new Leicester wethers, bred by him, and fed by Mr. loin Westcar on Klass only. A number of notices interesting to Agriculturists were dis. tribu red in the yard; and a porta-We weighing engine, by Mr. Shepherd, was shown and used fur the weighing of several oxen, .54c. At three o'clock a number of the Members of the' Club repaired to Freemasons' Payetn, and held a Mceeiug, Sir John Sanders Scahright; Bart. in (tic Chair, in the absence of the Noble President, who is in Norfolk ; at which Meeting the billowing No. Werner) and Gentlemen were elected Members of . thi3 Club,- %ix. Lord Kensington, the Hondurable Thomas Bra n d, Ec_. q . M.. Witham Hustler, E sq . William Lown‘les; Es q . M..l': William Stone, Mr. fames Xing; WiLiatn Hoyts, Mr. Daniel Webster,' Mr. Wilhaul Dolby, Mr. Edmund Hagren, ant! Mr, R u bric W r i g h t . ,The Preinimns to be offered for next year wcp. taken into consideration. &c,wards vteie notninalls,d tar the two ensuing years, and other routine t} - gone through, till half past five o'clock, when tpirty of the Members, sat down to an excellent dinner, Sir John S. abright in the Chair. Tie clotlr being wi.lPirawn,. Sir John gave The':King-T he Duke of Bedford—Lord 'Somerville— •Brecuing it, all its Branches--The judges of the Shoiv— I I e Ste.vards Elect -A good Caicas.-: under a goad I ;e of Nottolk—Earl Winchilsea—Success to the plough. Much intereStingconversation occurred, onfthe breei!ing and fattening of cattle, in the course of Which the Rev. Mr. Harrison offered a bet of 50 guittels. to any person present, to show a Dot ham ox of his, under three years,old, next year, in Class VI. against any other ox of the -mine-age. PRICE OF SYOCk. 11 £$TIltilAY. Stick, I9S. 2PS. pr. 15 4 1.,Q, ZS ,6a pr. Ofl44iitaill, 11,0 1 .15. 1 ' , ilia-kir-0 pvi3mg, .11?;} * Bank Stock. 244' Nory s pe.r Cent .Tut 4 per Cent. 82 . - per t ent. Rep b6k .66 3 per Cent. Cons. smut b;ti tk L. Nun'. 'l7 9- 14ths ~~ . C C